Reviews / Album

All the things you love about Yellowcard, taken to a new level. Yellowcard aren't just back, they are better.

Genre hopping at its best.

Poor Moon’s two-parts are fantastically simple and beautiful.

The musicality of the indie pop group is admirable.

It’s fun and boasts the ‘80s nu-wave influence that they’ve been pinned with.

To listen to a Rick Ross joint is to be pulled, willingly or otherwise, into his orbit.

This is a record that is a perfect career changer. Forget the good looks and guitar licks; Mayer is close to perfect on this record.

Four is massive, just fucking huge in size and the band got value for money employing producer Alex Newport’s services (At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta).